- the shogunate, the
Tokugawa clan held
around 7
million koku of land (天領
tenryō),
including 2.6–2.7
million koku held by
direct v****als, out of 30 million...
-
Tenryo Maru (****anese: 天領丸) was a
requisitioned Imperial ****anese Army cargo/transport ship
during World War II. In
September 1936, the
Soviet Union ordered...
-
shogunate (
tenryō) or
various daimyō
Following the
Meiji restoration,
Sakai became "Sakai Prefecture" in 1868 and
gradually absorbed all of the
tenryō and holdings...
- Hyūga was not
dominated by a
single daimyō; rather, it was
divided into
tenryō territory directly governed by the
Tokugawa shogunate and a few
small domains...
- of Shimōsa to
reward his followers, with the
remaining area
retained as
tenryō territory owned directly by the shōgun and
administered by
various hatamoto...
-
prehistoric times.
During the Edo
period it was
divided between Mori
Domain and
tenryō territory ruled directly by the
Tokugawa shogunate.
After the
Meiji restoration...
- (+67
tenryō villages) 309
villages in Aizu
District 57
villages in Ōnuma
District (+104
tenryō villages) 242
villages in Yama
District (+68
tenryō villages)...
- Domain, 11
tenryō, 3
Tsuyama Domain)
absorbed Yoshino District on
April 1, 1900 Kumehokujō
District (久米北条郡) 28,871 koku 60
villages (22
tenryō, 17 Hamada...
-
Bungo was not
dominated by a
single daimyō; rather, it was
divided into
tenryō territory directly governed by the
Tokugawa shogunate and a
number small...
- stronghold. In the Edo period,
Sanuki was
divided into five areas;
three han,
tenryō territory under direct control of the
Tokugawa shogunate and a part of Tsuyama...
